: Critics from Kirkus Reviews and Publishers Weekly praise its "vivid watercolors" and "interactive format" that encourages kids to draw their own maps.
: Children ages 4–8, especially those facing the anxiety of a big move. 2. The Book of Maps (Fiction Novel) book of maps
: Readers at Lit and Life describe it as "skillful, magical writing" with "deep character building" and plenty of emotional surprises. : Critics from Kirkus Reviews and Publishers Weekly
Written by , the Academy Award-winning screenwriter of On Golden Pond . This is a raucous road-trip novel published in 2022. The Book of Maps (Fiction Novel) : Readers
Written by and illustrated by Maxwell Eaton III , this picture book (published in 2025) is a heartwarming "meditation on home."
: Adults who enjoy character-driven family dramas and travel stories. 3. The Book of Maps (Tarot/Occult Guide)